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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 01:49:49 2022 No.14339284 View Reply Original Report

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I'm a Physics Undergrad. My class will be starting from 31st March. What should i read before joining my first class and what textbooks i should choose for my courses?

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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 2022 02:06:25 No.14339317 Report

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>>14339284
If you wanna learn on your own, any shitty textbook should be just fine. If you can learn using even the most abstract possible textbook full of obscure terminology and poorly explained theorems, then you'll have no problem with any lecturer at all. If you pick an extremely easy textbook, on the other hand, then every single lecturer's lessons will seem excessively verbose and not rich enough in concrete examples and intuition for you to understand.

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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 2022 02:12:32 No.14339330 Report

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>>14339317
Don't do this. It causes your head to be filled up with unintelligible explanations and a lack of proper understanding for the applications of physical laws. Stick to Khan Academy videos and tutorial videos made by Indian people instead.

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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 2022 02:20:42 No.14339340 Report

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>>14339284
>Why do pajeets do this?
sir my daughter is certified genius passed microshit cert at 6 yr old

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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 2022 02:33:46 No.14339366 Report

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Read the course outline for your courses and the lecture notes/course notes for the coming week, every week.

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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 2022 02:41:22 No.14339387 Report

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Thanks bros

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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 2022 02:48:24 No.14339403 Report

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Don’t the courses have recommended textbooks? If you are diligent with doing the assigned readings, reviewing your lecture notes, doing homework, and preparing for exams, then you’ll do fine in your classes.

If you want to read more, find a subtopic that interests you. Sci might have good suggestions if you wanted to know more about a specific topic.

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Anonymous Sun 27 Mar 2022 02:50:48 No.14339411 Report

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All physics is just applied math, so review your math. Calc, linear alg, diff eq

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